If viewing fs_cli and there's a nasty error (eg. in a lua script) you can see some red text flash by. Is there a good way to capture this into a file?
Yes it is indeed, thanks. I'm getting some strange lines in my logfile. Maybe some artefact of fshup? I expect most of my lines to begin with a session reference (where it's a session-related log) and then have the log itself. However, I'm encountering some that have a prefix, typically like "variable_transfer_so66ac3545-2a10-44d1-8977-9d0db02d3423" This is admittedly an old version of Freeswitch (1.2.0) - don't suppose it's easy to find out if it has been fixed ?
Is it not in freeswitch.log already?
/b
On Sep 25, 2013, at 8:27 AM, Alex Lake <alex@digitalmail.com> wrote:
If viewing fs_cli and there's a nasty error (eg. in a lua script) you can see some red text flash by. Is there a good way to capture this into a file?
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If you could do an installation in a VM or something like that then you'd be in a better place for testing without breaking anything in production. Unfortunately there's no substitution for actually testing it yourself in your environment with your traffic... -MC On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 8:23 AM, Alex Lake <alex@digitalmail.com> wrote:
Yes it is indeed, thanks.
I'm getting some strange lines in my logfile. Maybe some artefact of fshup? I expect most of my lines to begin with a session reference (where it's a session-related log) and then have the log itself. However, I'm encountering some that have a prefix, typically like "variable_transfer_so66ac3545-2a10-44d1-8977-9d0db02d3423" This is admittedly an old version of Freeswitch (1.2.0) - don't suppose it's easy to find out if it has been fixed ?
Is it not in freeswitch.log already?
/b
On Sep 25, 2013, at 8:27 AM, Alex Lake <alex@digitalmail.com> <alex@digitalmail.com> wrote:
If viewing fs_cli and there's a nasty error (eg. in a lua script) you can see some red text flash by. Is there a good way to capture this into a file?
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Sure. I've got plenty of environments suitable for that kind of thing. Even the cheap boxes from Hetzner are perfectly good enough. Is 1.3 a bit of a dead end? I'm installing 1.2 stable but I suppose 1.4 will be "stable" soon.
If you could do an installation in a VM or something like that then you'd be in a better place for testing without breaking anything in production. Unfortunately there's no substitution for actually testing it yourself in your environment with your traffic...
-MC
On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 8:23 AM, Alex Lake <alex@digitalmail.com <mailto:alex@digitalmail.com>> wrote:
Yes it is indeed, thanks.
I'm getting some strange lines in my logfile. Maybe some artefact of fshup? I expect most of my lines to begin with a session reference (where it's a session-related log) and then have the log itself. However, I'm encountering some that have a prefix, typically like "variable_transfer_so66ac3545-2a10-44d1-8977-9d0db02d3423" This is admittedly an old version of Freeswitch (1.2.0) - don't suppose it's easy to find out if it has been fixed ?
Is it not in freeswitch.log already?
/b
On Sep 25, 2013, at 8:27 AM, Alex Lake<alex@digitalmail.com> <mailto:alex@digitalmail.com> wrote:
If viewing fs_cli and there's a nasty error (eg. in a lua script) you can see some red text flash by. Is there a good way to capture this into a file?
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